A) admitting more temporary workers from DVCs
B) reducing the amount of debt relief for DVCs to make them less dependent
C) eliminating loans from the World Bank because it encourages bureaucracy
D) eliminating financial control of central banks where they have been established
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A) a fall in population growth
B) a decline in demographic transition
C) the low demand for natural resources
D) the low supply of saving
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A) when workers do not have jobs.
B) when farm workers become more productive.
C) when workers are working fewer hours than they desire or when they are working less productively than they are capable of.
D) in IACs but not in the DVCs.
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A) because it can translate a relatively large increase in real output into a small increase in real output per capita.
B) because more investment will be required to simply maintain the quantity of capital goods per person.
C) because it may lead to the overutilization and therefore ecological degradation of farmland.
D) for all of these reasons.
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A) United States
B) Japan
C) Canada
D) Germany
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A) a focus on group contentment rather than individual achievement
B) the belief that there is little or no correlation between an individual's economic actions and her or his economic fortunes
C) the belief that there is a direct connection between individual efforts (including educational efforts) and economic rewards
D) the use of the majority of resources for religious structures and ceremonies
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A) are reluctant to become entrepreneurs.
B) are concentrated in rural areas where their skills are underutilized.
C) often immigrate to industrialized countries.
D) are reluctant to work in the public sector.
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A) the most important factor affecting population growth in DVCs is per capita consumption of energy.
B) unemployment and underemployment are the major sources of population growth in DVCs.
C) reduced birth rates must come first in DVCs, and then higher per capita incomes will follow.
D) higher per capita incomes must come first in DVCs, and then reduced birth rates will follow.
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A) industrially advanced countries.
B) upper-middle-income developing countries.
C) low-income developing countries.
D) command economies.
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A) nationalization and protection of domestic industries.
B) establishing the rule of law and protection of property rights.
C) building infrastructure and technological support.
D) building human capital and promoting entrepreneurship.
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A) more consumption
B) more food production
C) an increase in the birth rate
D) an increase in labor productivity
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A) provide financial backing for the work of the International Monetary Fund.
B) maintain stable exchange rates in the currencies of developing countries.
C) assist developing countries in achieving economic growth.
D) maximize its profits for its worldwide shareholders.
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A) increasing the amount of military aid to strengthen the government's role in providing law and order.
B) increasing trade barriers so that less-developed nations will become more self-sufficient.
C) reducing trade barriers and increasing the amount of private and public capital.
D) decreasing the amounts of private capital or foreign aid to reduce the level of neocolonialism.
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A) is also known as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) .
B) lends money to developing nations for basic infrastructure projects such as dams, irrigation, health and sanitation, communications, and transportation.
C) is an affiliate of the World Trade Organization (WTO) .
D) provides subsidies to private firms so they can improve their wages and working conditions.
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A) capital using.
B) capital saving.
C) capital intensive.
D) an in-kind investment.
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A) difficulty of sustaining skilled workers in the government sector of the DVC economies.
B) transfer of private savings from DVCs to IACs.
C) flight of agricultural workers from rural to urban areas, especially capital cities, to take advantage of better job opportunities.
D) movement of capital goods from IACs to DVCs to avoid taxes.
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A) population growth for a greater labor supply.
B) output and slow down their population growth.
C) birth rates to expand their available resources.
D) mortality rates to slow down their population growth.
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A) The interest rate paid on money kept in a bank in DVCs is not as high as the interest rate on money kept in a bank in an IAC.
B) Capital flight reduces investment opportunities and the need for saving in DVCs.
C) There is a continual brain drain that removes skilled labor from the work force and reduces labor productivity and the need for saving.
D) The domestic output of DVCs is so low that the absolute volume of saving is small.
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